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For Windows 10 people: Microsoft PowerToys has a "remap keys" function within the Keyboard Manager. It's very convenient and easy to use.
by ropable 4y ago
For Windows 10 people: Microsoft PowerToys has a "remap keys" function within the Keyboard Manager. It's very convenient and easy to use.
- vladvasiliu 4y agoI've tried this, it sometimes doesn't seem to intercept the key in time, so funny things happen. Others, the key gets "stuck". I've tried modifying the Super / Win key. It would often happen that the keyboard would become unusable and behave like if it had the Win key stuck, even though it was remapped to something else. This actually happened on Windows 11, not 10 (never tried on that). I don't know if it makes a difference.